Douglas Frantz

The sale of MAPATS to a South American nation disturbs some U.S. officials, who view it as an example of the difficulty of controlling U.S. technology once it leaves the...

The Reagan administration violated its own ban on sending U.S. arms to Iran by permitting several shipments of weapons to be exchanged for the release of American hostages in Lebanon,...

President Reagan won a major boost for his Central American policy Wednesday when the House of Representatives approved $100 million in humanitarian and military aid to Nicaraguan rebel forces. The...

The Justice Department is investigating Black Muslim leader Louis Farrakhan`s visit to Libya last month and his reported attendance at a meeting in Tripoli that U.S. officials called a ''terrorist...

Federal authorities hoped last fall that the undercover activities of informant Michael Raymond would lead them into the inner circle of organized crime in Chicago, according to sources familiar with...

From the time Datacom Systems Corp. came to Chicago in search of a $100 million city contract three years ago, the Goliath of the mushrooming government collections industry tried to...

Corporation Counsel James Montgomery removed himself Wednesday from any official role in the city`s internal investigation of the events surrounding the firing of a deputy revenue director who received a...

A suburban construction executive who was shot to death Monday was to be indicted Thursday on charges that he failed to report substantial amounts of income, according to government sources....

The chief target of a wide-ranging federal corruption investigation was found shot to death Monday morning in the parking lot of a farm stand in Westchester, according to police and...

Federal authorities are investigating whether Washington administration officials tried to delay awarding a lucrative contract to Datacom Services Corp. in order to favor a firm for which an FBI informant...